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kbb
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Posted on 11-22-14 12:05
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Do you guys have any product recommendation to replace Comcast modem/router? I don't want to pay $8 rent for modem/router per month anymore…...
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pirka
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Posted on 11-22-14 12:21
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I have an asus rt n900. Its little bit expensive but it worth all that money. If your living in a house then i would recommend you this. But if your living in an apartment then its not worth paying so much. I would then recommend you linksys ea3500. I had this for a while and it worked great. http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00L4HWY3E/ref=mp_s_a_1_5?qid=1416679833&sr=8-5&pi=AC_SX110_SY165_QL70 Lucky for you they have a certified one for 35 bucks. Also, all those <$25 routers are also good. More money, more range. Best of luck
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Posted on 11-22-14 12:54
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To be safe, you can buy the exact same model as comcast uses. But don't ever buy motorola SB modems. I had 3 modems that went dead within few months of each other. I was almost about to think that comcast was sending some kind of -kill modem signal to them. So I had to rent from them for some time as well. Linksys makes good modems. I never had issues with them.
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maxpayne
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Posted on 11-22-14 2:00
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Here is a list of Comcast certified modems: http://mydeviceinfo.comcast.net/ You can buy any docsis modem on that list and comcast will activate it,
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Posted on 11-22-14 2:20
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Thanks everyone……but still I am looking for modem and router combo..I mean a single device…or do you guys think buying modem and router separately would be wiser???
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bbmb
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Posted on 11-22-14 3:47
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kbb, check the website that maxpayne has cited. most of them contains modems only but many of them from Netgear are modem and router combo. I used this recommended list to get the modem for me. I already had router when I got comcast internet. it's never boring to have both.
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darth_vader
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Posted on 11-23-14 1:25
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SBG6580 has worked well for me
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Posted on 11-23-14 9:39
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Modem with router combo is like buying a hybrid bike... They can't perform like street bikes on streets...neither they can perform like mountain bikes on hilly trails.... So, i would go for separate modem and separate router. Last edited: 23-Nov-14 09:40 AM
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